Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 291, Decatur, Adams County, 12 December 1950 — Page 6

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Yellow Jackets Lose To South Side, 46 -38

Jackets Drop Ruyycd Battle Ta forth tifU Decatar'* Yalta* Jackets aad the Fort Wayne South Side Archer* batttai tooth aad MU through 3« miaul** Saturday night nt th* KWh BW* gym. with the Archer** lapertor height and net shooting finally orrrromlag tbe fighting lIA-rt* 4A38 -. U w a thrUter all the way. with Decatur Raiding a •lender Margin during most of the game until Sooth BWe palled away in the etastec mtest*. A le«r fiettor hr Jtat Clark broke a MdtUe with teas than two minute* to piny, and with the Yellow Jacket* psanoiM bard for >"»— etaa of the hall. Gome Town* broke tame undaraeath for two layup* Wbteh sawed up the victory. the team* were newer •operated by mare than tear potata until Heath's final victory haret. The Yellow Jackets wept out in front at tbe aad of the flrat quarter. 1*». at the bait. IMI aad at the third quarters. 31-M The Ankers forced to shoot fro* well out on the floor against a tight Decatur defease, finally began to Mt their tang oeaa In the final batt to stay right la tbe bail - Ma ~ The Yellow Jackets, getting s fanny mors opportunities at the free thrnw Mne. were oaaSte to bit With any regularity from the foul strip*. • VBnurc wnicß prooaoiy mat them the bell game Ths Jackets. with 83 attempts, con retted only Id foul •hots, while Moth made four of only 11 efforts Harold Behnke aad Jack Petri* tad Decatur on the offense with 13 ••til, while George Bair contrttaMod sweep. Jim Noses four aad Laos AaatMae three. Towns tapped the Archers w'.ih Id points. The Yellow Jacket* wUI. moot the New Htrea BaMdoga in a North rasters ladtaae conference game al New Haren Friday night Booth Bide PG PT TP o- Kltaaweod. f 3 I S Towns, t 8 8 18 Ruble, e .... ....... > • ! !iofr ( ......... i i j Fry back, f 1 • 1 - Clark t . ... t • 1 Totals ..... 21 I ♦* - Lii i Qecatue PG PT TP Bair, f 3" 1 7 Mmes, f V 2 ♦ Bobhke. e « ♦ « Pstfta. g —- 5 2 U «a*iMns. g .......... 11 3 Morrison. f 9 • " Krekaoe. g » • " Totals 14 I" M Hrteree:—Baton i I’ mplre; llafrtaor. Preliminary South Side 37.’Decatur 14 St-- r rtO Saturday's Results <h- syraru-e **■ Boaion 85 Maltlmore 76 phitadeipbla 75. Mlaarapeli* M. TrtCitle* 79 Washington PI. New York Si AhdisAatf'fl Fart Wayne Tt. Washington *1 Minneapolis lit TrM'itles lot Rochester 99. Philadelphia 84 New York IM. ledteaapoH* »4 Baltimore US. Syracuse 76 A Oemeerat Want AO—lt Pays. ■m i fr fimM • TUCBOAV NIGHT OTMUNBOAY MIGHT • FRIDAY NIGHT • SUNDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT Tonight A Tuesday “THE WEST POINT STORY” Done Dep. James Cagney. Virginia Maye. Gorden McCrea ALSO Shorts 14e-44e Inc. Tas —o—-o— Wag. A Thors. — Hedy Lamarr, “Lady Without a Peeapett" Pirst Mow Wed st «:M Continue ue Thum from '”96 M dung to attend- - ~ o CoMMa Sun. — Smash Hit’ -NtINS SOLOWOIrS MfNCS"

‘ Os Adana County Baskotball Toohm Tuesday Commodores at Hoagland (tasian at Hartford. Wednesday y-—. Adams Central vs Rockcreek at Bluffton. , Petroleum at Monmouth. , Jefferson va Geneva at Berne. » Friday ,| Adams Central at Commodores. •I Yellow Jackets al New Haven. Pleasant Milla at Monmouth. , Bluffton at Berne. Geneva at Bryant. I Jefferson at Petroleum. i Saturday I Jeffersoa at Wren. O. ► Hartford vs Chester Center at Montpelier. » JLI/.iL. ■— Sdimilf’i Team 1$ : Wddtod, 39 To 36 * The Al Schmitt net team of lieca-1 1 tar was defeated by the Blnffloh * American legion, 3P.IC. Saturday * night at Bluffton l > Btunteon of Bluffton was the I hading scorer with 13 point*, while Merriman and Fuhrman each tai- * lied nine for Schmitt '* Rchmltt's will meet Klenk's also h of Itaceter. In a Sappenfield league * game Thurnday night at MOnmoutli II No admiaston will ’ Slufften V • g PG FT TP * Reinick. f - 2 4* f r u t •> Shelby, c ........... 2 w 4 y Kershner, g 2 ’ 2 7 * Sturgeon, g ... 6 3 13 1 Hollar, g .... I 1 3 e , ,— ‘ Totals ......T... 14 11 3» * Decatur 2 PG FT TP * Merriman, f 4 I S r Hingta4on. f 1 2 ♦ » Conrad, r d_ „ « *■ Fuhrman, g . ........ 4 1* * Kiess. g -1 «? .. 2 Krueckeherg f 0 « '• * Rice, t .... « * « Kukelhan. g ... « 1 » Stang, g ...... I 1 f s T.o»ls ........ 14 v i« 4 — 1 ~-- ; . fl Local Hunters Back 2 From Canadian Trip *| Attorney Arthur F Voglewcle g and Pat linker came home Saturday uight from a Canadian hunting » trip. b»rk-Twn-tnttt ; moose and four >arilx»u. a whit-* I hair jat k rabbit and a snow owl. i With Dr. William Vogh-wode »t I Carrington. N 11, the Decatur men I hunted moose In Mamtolra. an<! l '(then flew with’ln 30 miles of Kski ‘lmo country where they ran n’o 1 herds of larilsm The teniperat-ir« 1 was 30 degrees l>elow zero in OM laection visited by the hunters I* Hr VogFewMe shot a Itloo pound J moose and two caribou. The HecaJtar men had their moose But*herei 1 I before ■carting on the trip bad: Ibome r ■ ■ - ■ —-- ■'■■■ . . Higk Schoo/ Basketball Fort Wayne North 44. Auburn j 43. Anderson S 2. Fort Wayne Cer fral 54 Fort Wayne Concord la SS; Flows Military 42 Harlan SS. Woodhurn 39 Indianapolis Short ridge 59. Southport bl , Terre Haute Gerstmeyer 49. I West Terre Haute 4J ' Logansport 52. South Bend Riley 36 Bvansvllle Memorial 52.. Wash tugton Catholic 42. EvMsvlle Central 56. latfay ette Jefl 53..-— ——... Klkhart il. Toledo Scidt 26 Martinsville 46.-LaPorte 44. Pflm-eto" 51. Gary Wallace 50. I Giry Fractal 57, Mishawaka I I SYLVAN HABEGGER rCeotteeed Feme Paue Owe) 1 IPU.S; Stanley Arnold. 103 1; Hen Gerhe. 114 4. KdLou Mhnian 107.5. Bon Mazelin. 1236 ifold medal Junior award pinners: Homer J Arnold, 103.2; Arnold Gerke.-l'M'C Adult . sih-er medal winners: Ralph Berning. 96 3. Harvey Bucher. 99 4; Lawrence Grote, 96 4; Roland Grote. M 5 3, Rolahdea Um hty. 90 I; Clarence Macke. M. Harold Moser, 97.7; Menno D Nussbaum. 90; Heuben Nusahautn. 96 5: Harry Raudenbush. 9“ 6. Kli fhhwartr. 95 4 Harold Schwartz. 97.3;. Leonard Schwartz, 94 2. Richard Selk Ing. Ml Junior silver medal winner* Ronald Byerly, Jerry Grote. .Mi,Palmer Integer 97 5. Richard Kaehr p? 9: Harry J Manila. ■»9 1 Philip A Moser. I' 7 If you have aematninp to tell er reowia foe rent try a Demeerst : Want Adv. tt hriega reauite.

lOssin, Decatur I aadlamwmm Uwiaammee LIIinCFIM yy Hinvi J Ossian and Decatur scored victorigs In Ijstherim grade school letatue games Saturday night at the Monmouth gym downed Friedheltn in the opeWr IPI7. after leading at the'| half. 11-4 Decatur remained undefeated hy whipping Hingen, 4»4, In Ike seeond game, leading at the half. 19* Games next Saturday night at the Monmouth gym will pit Flatrock against Preble and Fuelling against Fried heim Ossian FG FT TP No. Bauermejster. f — I 3 5 Gronan. f <* •> 'I Franke, c -... 2 I 5 Schuller, g .. . _<• « « K Werllng, g I .1 3 N. Hauermeister. f 3 0 6 A. Weriing. f J* '• « Detimer, g .... O 0 0 Total* ... — 12—5 19 Friedheim FG FT T»f Hauermelster, f « « « Dettmer. f ....... 3 I 7 “ Keuueke. c 2 3 7 “ Nnerge. g .......... u 2 2 ' Keuneke. g -- 11 • >j Eh-hler. t " « * . I ’ Total* 5 7 171 Decatur FG PT TP Dull, f - I •' 2 ’ Gvrke. f -- 2 0 4 * Hancher. c . " • l-"> 3 McDougal, g .... .... 7 ■> 14 J Sheets, g . UOO 7 Schnepf. f 2 , B 4 ' Krue< keberg. f ...... •> W * '• 7 Johnson, c .... ..J... 1 " .2 Cbrhrtlaner. a . .1;— •' 1 I * Myers, g ; - ** B tt ’ Totals 2» 2 42 1 Binge" I FG FT TP * Conrad. I 2“ r ' . 1 K. Schroeder, f B 2 2 ! Macke, c « 1 1 ' Buitetn-der. g - u « <1 ' Sihruman. g ...... 2 1 5 1 Galjrneier. f . - - 11 " ' H Schroeder, f .10 2 '• Totals ...7....... 5 9 I'- 1 MINOR LEAGUE Standing* W L Pts Central Soya .■ 29 1<» 41 k "Adams l'<> —’Z 9 nt —39‘ Three Klug* . ... 27 12 3g Meyers Serv. .1 20 19 27 ,M<s>*e . 16 17 20 Heart Club J.L 12 27 15 ’ Victory liar 9 30 Ift Mansfield .... .1 2 5 1 High games S<6tt 200, McCagg ,2ft*. MAJOR LEAGUE - —2 l * Raes>ri ;i *Ae oidivTutng* W L Pt* Pinney Ford ... 27 la 36 Burk Elevator .... 2'i I'l 31 Uster 2 4 IS 31 Ideal Dairy 21 21 29 * Schafer --.. “1- -2* Kelly 22 20 77 ;Mle«. Recreation’ .... 20 2T" JT i ; Smith Bros. ... . 19 23 26 Heyerly ......... 19 24 26 Suttles Ins ... 12 30 16 High games: Meese 221, P. Bh-eke 285, J Ahr 217. Marbat h Ml Lister 203-209. Murphy 223, Allspaw 2• 6, Inniger 206 - I MERCHANT LEAGUE Standing* W L Rhodes Roofing . 34 K State Garden* . 32 10 Mollenkopf 29 14 Decatur Dry Cits. . .i_ 27 15 Krick Tyndall < . —. 25 17 K . C No P « 15 2 7 Mirror lun 14 ?S K C No. .2 .. .. 12 30 Kayes Stales C. —.. 12 30 Eagles ...........- .. il 21 High games Hupei 210.' II Slri.-kler 237. RURAL LEAGUE v Standing* W L Hayloft ......... - 31 H Hoagland Hdwe. .... 25 17 Stewart Bakery 24 19 V F W. 11 21 Old Crown 7-... 2« 22 Nine Mile Lbr IS 24 Reynold* In* .. IS 24 Doc's Car Dock ... .17 25 Shearers Mkt. . 17 25 Nthe Mile Place .... . 16 26 High game*: C itaf'lng 23». Nahrwold 235. Molthan 213. l*m Burke 222 PHO FOOTBALL Chicago Bear. 6 Detroit 3 Cleveland 45. Washington 31. | NSW. York Giants 9. Philadelphia New V-tk Tank* St. Baltimore >♦ . 3 Pittsburgh 39. Chicago ttsrdlnals 7 San Frsacisro 3« Green Bar 14

DfJCATVR DAILY DEMOCRAT. DECATVR INDIANA

p/ r Wil Taam Standings W L Pet. I Hartford 6 I .957 Jeffersou ...... 5 3 635 Yellow Jat-kvl* — 3 8 .600 Monmouth ...... 3 5 375 Berne .i-...........— 2 4 .333 Adams Central ...t.... 2 5 .396 Commodore* 1 4 2'ftl Geneva .............. 1 4 .200 Pleasant Mill* 1 5 167 - 000Adams county’s high school team* fa:* ths heaviest schedule of the seaeon this week, w.th 13 gams* carded, spread over four nights. A* usual, th* heaviest firing is slated Friday with sis game* on th* schedule. Two ar* elated Tuesday, three Wednesday and two Saturday. --<iOo — The Jefferson Warrior* have a full Week, with game* ■» Wedne*i day. Friday »nd Saturday Five of the team* wllf play two game* and the other three one each —-ofte— The Decatur Commodores, in the throe* «rs a four game tbsttlM »treuh. will have two chance* to snap the string thi* week The Commodore* play the tough Hoagland Wildcat* at Hoagland Tuesday, and will then entertain the Adam.* Central Grey-, hound* at the Decatur gym Friday. -000 - The Decatur Yellow Jackets, who broke even In a pair of contests with Fort Wayne school* last wertend. tangle with the New llpveif Bulldog* in an NKIC game at New Haven Friday. , The Bulldogs pulled one of the season's hig surprises last Friday, handing the Auburn Red De'ils their first loss of the season. 21-17. a* the Bulldog* .played a possession game -000— I The Berne Bears pulled Adam* cpunty’c P ri »s upsst Friday .right, knocking over the Hartford Gorillpe, 40 39. marking Hartford’* first loss of the teason after reeking up si* consecutive victories. The triumph was only th* second of the seaeon tor th* Bears. nOiF . Two game* Tuesday ate Commotlore* a' Hoagland anil Os.-oan at Hanford Tl-e thrie Wednesday til:- <•-id Adam* <’>n:ral against Masomc ‘4l fish hy at 6:.'10* p. in Turn day. He* 12 .Inpnal ■ and oh’ctiwTi - Irf 4>fih »rs at 7 3pd ji in .Uiiinin.i W M SANTA MAY CHANGE HEADQUARTERS!! WHY?? ? ■ Rudolph is Disappointed With The North Pole Since Monday Says he must be near where he can enjoy at least a couple of helpinßg a day of FAIRWAY’S home • made ICE CREAM. Join the Ice Cream Club.

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Rockcreek at Bluffton. Petroleum to Monmouth and Jefferson against Geneva at Berne Friday's heavy card: Commodore* vs Adams CeaUal at Yellow Jackets gym: Yellow Jacket* at New Haven. Pleasant Mills at Monmouth. Bluffton at Berne Geneva at Bryant and Jefferson at Petroteum. Two game* ; .Saturday are Jefferson at Wren. Ift and Hartford vs Chester Center lat Montpelier. —nUo— Results one year ago thia week: Wren 69. Jefferson 55 | Roll *6. Geneva 59. Commodore* 41. Hoagland 39 . (double overtime». Adams Central 47. Rockcreek 37. Commodores 78. Adam* Central

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YJONDAT, DFCEMBKR 11, 1950

the failed State* and her western alites on the far eastern qtiesturn J Colloao Boskotboll Indian* 7.8 j Oregon State 45. Kentucky 7ft. Purdue 58. Nott* Dame 78. Anderson 46 HunUugtnn 88. Rose Poly 78. Northwestern 7«. Butler 6H. Valparaiso 54. ItaJl State 58. Oakland City 93. McKendree 71 Del’agw 44. Riirlhani 36 Franklin 87. Taylor 63. Minnesota 66. luiyola tChtaago) IM.. J Ohio State 76, Marquette S&. Missouri 54. CCNY 37. I Western Michigan 58. lowa 49 i Toledo <B. Illinois 54 I Brodley 73. DePaul tChic.goi 63,